
Image via the Food Chain Worker’s Alliance
In addition to the annual meeting of the Food Book Fair this May 1st, you can join the group (along with participants like Andrew Tarlow of Roman’s, Diana Robinson of the Food Chain Workers Alliance, and Jessamyn Rodriguez of Hot Bread Kitchen) in an in depth conversation about the intersection of food and labor. The event is called “Beyond Service Included: A Food and Labor Gathering,” and it takes place at Brooklyn Brewery on Monday, May 2nd from 7:30 – 9 pm.
The event begins with guest speakers, followed by breakout sessions tackling different demographic issues and a final discussion in which all are welcome to participate.
For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.
We’re always excited to see what comes out of the marriage of food and tech, and the latest event may be unexpected but it’s certainly exciting. Next Friday, April 15th, Google Translate will host a 4-night long pop-up restaurant in honor of their 10th birthday, called the Small World Pop-Up. According to their website, “Languages from around the world will be your guide as our guest chefs take you on a journey through the lens of food — our universal language.” Guests will use Google translate to order their food from chefs Gerardo Gonzalez, JJ Johnson, Danny Bowien, and Einat Admony (each chef has a different day, and is partnering with friends from the industry to handle drinks and service).
On April 13th, you can join Brooklyn Foodworks and guest speakers Terry Romero and Rebecca Dengrove for a crash course in launching successful food kickstarter campaigns (not to mention a great networking opportunity with other foodservice professionals).